Keeping Things Light.

Now that it is break time (and oh! how it flies by...), and since I'll be traveling I am really looking forward to some light reading.  Did you know Anthropologie has some amazing books?  (I am usually too distracted trying on clothes to notice.) Here are a few I think it would be delightful to read when on the plane or riding in the car.  They look like so much fun - or great gifts - or both:

The Happiness Project, by Gretchin Rubin, catalogues the small achievements (going to bed earlier, getting organized) that add up to amount to happiness.

How to Sew a Button, by Erin Bried, because let's face it: I still do not know how to do this properly.

Your Mother Was Right by Kate Reardon.  Sigh.  Yes, usually, but that does not mean I will let her catch me reading this book!

Dogs, by Tim Flach, the ultimate coffee table book, complete with hilarious photos of some adorable dawgs.

How to Find Flower Fairies by Cicely Mary Barker.  This is a "children's book" but I do not care.  I would love to learn (via pop-up magic!) how to find flower fairies!

The Gospel According to Chanel by Karen Karbo.  Well, why not.  The woman was clearly worth emulating.  

{Hope you enjoyed the list!  Any recommendations for some light reading over the holidays?}